
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Monday, January 24, 2011
Woman to Woman
If you are a woman who has spent your life imaging what it would be like to have a child, then you know how devastating it can be to be told you can not. There is a huge grieving process. Then if you are a woman who has been told that there is no chance to conceive and you go through that grief process and find out surprise your pregnant you go through a whole different realm of emotions, denial, anger, sadness, anxiety and happiness.
I went through the roller coaster of emotions. I have a wonderful little boy. After you have the first child people begin to ask when you will have the next. I would laugh it off with comments like, I am not a machine, children are not potato chips you can have just one. I didn't want to push my luck and try for another child. The thought was always there. We had many conversations about it. We felt one more would make our family complete. So we tried. We failed. We miscarried. We tried. I faced a mountain of emotions-grief, embarrassment, uselessness, hopelessness.
Every woman in my family is like a fertility factory. The get pregnant the first time they try. They get pregnant with out trying. I have watched my friends get pregnant with their second, third, fourth....Now my sister in law is pregnant. It is hard to be happy for her and not feel bitter.
With all the technology that allow for communication infertility is still one topic most women do not want to discuss. It is still a closed door policy. My husband does not wish to discuss it in public or in private. I would love to end this post with a happy ending. That I am pregnant, but I am not. I am just trying to focus on the blessings I have. I have been truly blessed with my family.-
I went through the roller coaster of emotions. I have a wonderful little boy. After you have the first child people begin to ask when you will have the next. I would laugh it off with comments like, I am not a machine, children are not potato chips you can have just one. I didn't want to push my luck and try for another child. The thought was always there. We had many conversations about it. We felt one more would make our family complete. So we tried. We failed. We miscarried. We tried. I faced a mountain of emotions-grief, embarrassment, uselessness, hopelessness.
Every woman in my family is like a fertility factory. The get pregnant the first time they try. They get pregnant with out trying. I have watched my friends get pregnant with their second, third, fourth....Now my sister in law is pregnant. It is hard to be happy for her and not feel bitter.
With all the technology that allow for communication infertility is still one topic most women do not want to discuss. It is still a closed door policy. My husband does not wish to discuss it in public or in private. I would love to end this post with a happy ending. That I am pregnant, but I am not. I am just trying to focus on the blessings I have. I have been truly blessed with my family.-
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Monday, January 17, 2011
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
New Version of Guitar Hero
I see you!
Monday, January 10, 2011
Tribute to Nana Budke
"Most of the time what you are looking for is right in front of you"



"Being an adult can be fun when you are acting like a child"

"Your actions now create memories for later"

"we regret more about the things we didn't do than the things we did do"


Nana passed away December 19th 2010. G3 was told that Nana went to be with baby Jesus. Every time G3 looks at the manager he looks for his Nana. I thought he had forgotten about the manager until her funeral. We were at the church and they still had the Christmas Display. G3 did role call for everyone in the manager, but there was no Nana. I told him that Nana was with baby Jesus in heaven. He told me, "okay, Nana be right back." It's so hard to explain to a 2 year old where his Nana is and why he can't see her. It's darn right unfair that she is gone. We have wonderful pictures of G3 and Nana and will forever tell him the story of Nana.
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Monday, January 3, 2011
Surgery-- 2011
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